Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Negotiations between Chamberlain and
the Gladstonians have been suspended
Henry NJ Stanley embarked at Suez on
the steamer Navarejo yesterday for Zanzi-
bar direct.
Krupp has received large order from
the German Government for field guns
under the new credit.
The German Minister of War has issued
a decree providing that the bicycle shall be
used by dispatch bearers between fortresses
and outposts.
Cassius NJ. Clay announces that he will
be q candidate for Governor before the
Kentucky Republican Convention, which
meets on May 1lth.
0lof Brink was brutally murdered on
the street at Fort Bragg oil the evening Of
the Sd instant by Pat O'Reilly, better
known as Black Jack.
A rumor is current that Count di Robi-
liant, Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has resigned, and that Premier Depretis is
likely to follow his example.
Two Mexican miners at the Planchas de
Platas. eighteen miles southwest of Noga-
les, Arizona, had desperate fight, during
which one was killed. There was no ar
rest.
The President on Saturday heard argu-
ments from members of the National In
dian Defense Association against the ap-
proval of Dawes Indian severalty allot-
ment bill.
The owners of the keel schooners Corontt t
and Dauntless are actively preparing for a
race across the ocean on March 18th. The
rigs of both are being altered. Probably no
other yachts will enter.
The Citrus Fair opens at Riverside Feb
ruary 22d, and promises to be the largest
ever held in Riverside. A vast quantity of
fruit is promised Of very superior quality
Competition is open TO the entire State.
The collections for customs duties on
goods going into Sonora, Mexico at No
gales, A T., for the month of January
amounted to S3,252, ,461, and the same
amount for January of last year was
81 $50 935.
The TribuneS Washington correspondent
of February 9th says that after consulta-
tion with Speaker Carlisle to-day several
Democrats who believe that Manning
should be impeached for alleged violation
of the laws respecting the reissue of one
dollar and two-dollar greenbacks, decided
not to offer resolutions of censure or i'm
peachment
A dispatch from Washington SAYS that
an llltl1nate lIltEu Oh StllatoC l1dTVlSDn Is
authority for the statement that the SEN
ator is determined to take no part in the
projected contest for his seat; that lie
thinks now that, as the matter has reached
its present stage. it is not consistent with
his Senatorial dignity, or that of his party,
to pursue it further.
special from Port Townsend of Febru-
ary 9th SAYS: Captain Delano. of the Amer
ican bark Austria, from San Francisco, ar
rived here last night. on the steamer Dis
patch, from Neah bay. He reports that
the bark went ashore on Flattery rocks, off
Osette, on the morning of Sunday January
31st during heavy gale. The vessel is
total wreck. All hands are safe. The
wreck has been stripped, and the crew are
STAYING by the wreckage, which was landed
at Osette.
The Consul General at Melbourne has
informed the State Department that great
international exhibition is to be held in
Melbourne in the year 1888, commemorat-
ing the centennial cf the colonization of
Australia The Consul General specially
recommends that exhibits be made of
machinery for the reduction of silver ore
containing iron and other pyrtes. Ma
chinery for irrigating purposes, agricult-
ural implements and labor saving machines
of all kinds and descriptions are also de-
sired